Paul VI Audience Hall
Vatican City, Vatican City
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Completed in 1971, the Paul VI Audience Hall in Vatican City is an audience chamber designed by renowned Italian architect Pier Luigi Nervi. Located behind the Palace of the Holy Office and east of the Domus Sanctae Marthae, the hall serves as a venue where the Pope conducts audiences and conferences. Nervi's design brings his characteristic structural innovation to the Vatican, creating a functional ceremonial space within the heart of the Catholic Church's seat.
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- hall
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- Vatican City, Vatican City
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